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The Jaguar XKE is hailed as one of the most beautiful cars of all time. Its sleek lines and low profile make it an icon of automotive design. Nesmith's XKE was a perfect example of this classic ...

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Jaguar is entering an extremely abnormal phase for an established automaker: it's about to go without cars on sale for roughly a year, as it kills off its whole existing lineup in preparation for ...

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Tata Motors-owned British luxury car marque Jaguar has stopped selling new cars in its home country UK. This move comes as part of the brand's strategy of going fully electric. As a preparatory part ...

"Jaguar’s Classic team has set a high standard with the Reborn E-Type," Alex Goy wrote for Road & Track in 2020, in his review of the E-Type restoration program that Jaguar is now years into.

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It’s fighting to stay relevant to new-vehicle buyers in the United States, but British automaker Jaguar has two guaranteed sales in its books after reviving the classic E-Type convertible.

Jaguar built two special E-Type Series I drophead coupe models for a very special customer in Southeast Asia. They feature bespoke jewelry including a mother of pear, hallmarked solid silver, and ...

Jaguar will soon pare down its range to a single model, the F-Pace, and its next-generation cars are a few years away from hitting showrooms. Instead of showing us what’s next, the British firm took a ...